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All Keck Medicine health care providers are credentialed to practice telehealth to ensure we can serve you as quickly and safely as possible. Call (800) USC-CARE (800-872-2273), and one of our representatives will help schedule your virtual visit with your doctor. Can I get a COVID-19 diagnostic test? Patients can access COVID-19 diagnostic tests.
Our most popular method is through myUSCchart, our patient portal, but you also may obtain records through our HIPAA-compliant authorization form. Below are listed your rights as a patient to access your health information: Download USC’s Notice of Privacy Practices here. Please read the information below to review your options.
We have implemented the following safety precautions: 1 Before entering our buildings, all patients, staff and doctors are screened for COVID-19 symptoms, including fever. They are all provided with a face mask, which must be worn. 2 Hand sanitizer is widely available, and we encourage its use. 3 Physical distancing practices are in effect, including in waiting areas and elevators. 4 In order to minimize time spent in the waiting area, we are scheduling more space between visits and registering patients via telephone. 5 Doctors and staff are using the proper PPE for all visits. These may include a mask, protective eyewear or a plastic face shield. 6 Our facilities are continuously cleaned and our clinical areas, including examination rooms, are thoroughly cleaned before and after all visits. 7 COVID-19 patients and dedicated care teams are isolated on separate floors, using exclusive walkways and elevators. 8 Preoperative patients undergoing high-risk procedures are tested for COVID-19 48-72 hours prior to their appointment. Any patient that tests positive will be rescheduled. 9 If a visitor has any fever, cough or shortness of breath, they will not be allowed to enter our buildings.
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